New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

Iulv o3-The ofhclai sVo'0' -
,ho IIonse of Commons respecting
MI h'''' onaments TO the Irish Land bill
he from Mr.. Parnell an expreSsion Vi
.,ost decided satisfaction. Wha' A'
,,,ono, dinner he now repeats WIN s'e"'0'
uo wants the Government 10 go
..'. y,r,bcr. specifcs certain points on winch
A'"' ~ onendments, and thinks certain
~ ,, =, tho tenants may be easily alleviated'
,nt these are minor details lie ir"n"'' o."
80 ,,u as amendedwll go long way 70 anew
- ori,s now existing in Ireland, and be-
,.,os the tenants will accept it as SATISFACTORY
- vait natiently and hopefully for the larger
lots ,be Government have in view MI
r..,hon who replied for the Ministry recog-
,,.o, with pleasure the conciliatory tone auopVcu
=, Mr. Parnell lie could not pledge hiinseh
.,o instant 10 particulars, but apprehends no
..,,ous diaiculty in coming TO an Understandings
most remarkable result, and certainly
not 10 the mind of the fighting lAoerais' An0
,,,y bil which they hope to drive as "cose
,ot,geen the Tories and Liberal umomsts proves
% he a bond between the Tories and Parnehi'es'
G., william Harcourt, perhaps good represenF
.,iye of the fighting Liberals, attacked MI
,,o.ehen and the Government generally lor H.
,msstencies. But Mr. Parnell declined In ratner
SIGNIFICANT terms to follow Sir William Harcourts
Lad wisely considering that what really ma'uers
:. % socure relief for the tenants. The land
lords now threaten to oppose the measure ou'
,be combination in favor OF it Will prove rresiSV
ic.
The only person who has come very hand
,omely out of the Tanner business except MI
,ouc Is the Speaker. DR.. Tanners apology
..u.s 20 satisfv the whole House, ready as the
,ouse generally is to accept an apology. Dr'
Tanners mistake was in trying to make small
noints which really mattered nothing Aofu
harrington who is the one man in the House
,hom everybody would most readily accept as
an arbiter. thought the apology insufficient ME-
Gladstone took contrary view. Mr. W. H.
Smith. following Lord Hartington's lead' presseo
,he motion for DR.. Tanners SUSPENSION WHICH
xas undoubtedly mistake, for the majority OF
,he House were obviously disposed to DC moro
knent than the Umonist l'auer'
II was aftr Mr.. Smiths nl-judged refusai
that the Speaker ntervened. lie assumed an
authority seldom exercised by the Chair used IL
with every form OF Difference to the House, but
,,, n, Smith no other choice than 20 withdraw
his motion. IT consider" said the Speaker,
shat the Member for Md-CorlS has made an
aoolory which covers all the offensive and un-
parliamentary expressions which he used"; ana
he urged the House to accept the apology, urging
al,o that Proceedings SO solemn marked the
sense OF the House on the whole matter ana
would prevent the recurrence Of similar scenes
60 Nr. Smith had to dmb down and the hohors
Of the evening rested with the Speaker whose
imratt ality English or Irish Radicals will hardly
sgaia assail.
The stories about Lord harrington have no
better foundation than conjecture. LORD Saiis-
bury is alleged to have renewed negotiations
with Lord Harrington, partly on account OF his
own health, which is unequal to the douoie
burden OF the Foreign Office and the Premier
ihip and partly from the exigencies OF the situ-
alton. OF authentic OF credible evidence there
is absolutely none.
The reported death of Er. Henry NJ. Stanley is
wholly discredited by those best able to judge.
They believe it mpossible that intelligence should
have been received in the manner alleged. The
rmor produced an immense sensation and In
Vulnerable regrets.
The Admiralty arrangements for the diploma
fists at the Naval Review on liberal scale.
Ambassadors and Foreign Ministers and their
tccrctnri,s and attaches are sent down by special
TIA L. AMI u. NJ. S. Helicon is placed at their
dis)osai. Ills ship follows the Royal yachts
ana those on board viii ha>e complete view
Of III. whole ST ectacle. The American legation
ss usual Genes III for full share of Official
eourtcsits, having reserved saloon on tho train
and fifteen tickets for tie Hcicon The Ameri-
! can Minister and Mrs. Phelps Mr. and Mrs.
lIemy White. Commander and Mrs. IIadwlok
and Mr.. Charles Phelps are all going. Mr..
McIane, the American Nj nstcr TO France. comes
over 10 order to attend the review secretary
ami naval attache accompanying him. Mr..
Curry, the American Minister TO Spain, and
Enators Ilawley and Frye will be of the party.
The line some inferior police officials have
aiken in the Regent Street case scandaizes the
Lsnicn public. They have stirred the slums OF
stockton, where Miss Cass formerly lived, in
order to rake up evidence against her, which
they seem to have failed to find and which at any
fate hos nothing to do with this matter. Then
saey collected and repeated q quantity Of gossip
aeout her presence in Regent Street as corrobora-
Ton OF the testimony Of the policeman Endicott,
who arrested her. This effort also broke down.
ahe alleged witnesses do not appear, though
eeond hand hercsay evidence is allowed in this